Ceramic Omnidirectional Bioprinting in Cell-Laden Suspensions for the Generation of Bone Analogs
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August 8th, 2022
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August 8th, 2022
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0:04
Introduction
0:56
Bone‐Ink Fabrication
3:12
Synthesis of GelMA
4:36
Fabrication of Microgel Suspensions for Printing
7:04
Printing Bone‐Ink into Cell Suspensions
8:53
Results: Printing an Optimized, Nanostructured, Bone‐Mimetic Ceramic Ink Within Cell‐Laden Biomaterials Using COBICS
9:33
Conclusion
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